Articles by Henry Kopel
Henry Kopel is a counter-terrorism prosecutor with the U.S. Department of Justice in Connecticut. The views here are his own, and do not reflect the views of the Justice Department.
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27 January 2012, By Henry Kopel
'Containment' will not protect the world from the dangers of a nuclear Iran
'Containing' Iran cannot work. In fact, for the sake of accuracy, it is tempting to strike the word ‘containment,’ and call this the Armageddon option. How will the West contain that?
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16 January 2012, By Henry Kopel
Iran and the Strait of Hormuz: lessons from an almost-forgotten tragedy
At a minimum, only crippling sanctions plus a serious threat of military force will have a chance of persuading Iran to abandon its nuclear weapons ambitions
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06 January 2012, By Henry Kopel
Gingrich was right: US aid pays for Palestinian terror promotion
With thousands of Americans having sacrificed their lives in the wars on terror, and trillions of dollars spent, Americans may well ask: why have we given almost a billion dollars to the terror-promoters of the Palestinian Authority?
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03 November 2011, By Henry Kopel
A vote for Palestinian statehood is a license for genocidal incitement.
The sobering truth is that no peace between Palestinians and Israel will be possible until the Palestinian infrastructure of hatred has been irrevocably dismantled.
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Leaving the politics aside, Scotland deserves freedom
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Bad week for The Guardian
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Cameron loses to Miliband, but beats the Speaker
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Noam Chomsky’s half-truths and distortions are still loved by the British Left
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PMQs: Luckless Miliband won for the third time in a row, but there was one rather large problem
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